A2 Milk products hit major retailer’s shelves
A2 Milk, a brand that works on creating products with only the A2 protein type and no A1, announced that it has secured distribution into Walmart locations across New York, Pennsylvania, Florida, Texas, Maryland and Washington D.C.
“Achieving distribution with such a powerful and respected retailer like Walmart further validates the a2 Milk brand proposition in the U.S. and marks a critical point in our company’s drive to bring consumers back to dairy by providing our products to the roughly 75 million Americans who report dairy intolerance,” Blake Waltrip, Boulder, Col.-based US CEO of a2 Milk Company, said. “The a2 Milk proposition is unique in the dairy industry, and we are looking forward to continuing to spread awareness of the benefits of A1 protein free milk with the first to market brand, a2 Milk.”
The company’s products began hitting the retailers’ shelves on July 27, joining its products already available in such states as New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island.
“We are thrilled that millions more Americans will now have the opportunity to bring a2 Milk into their homes for their families,” global managing director and CEO of a2 Milk, said. “Our products offer a natural solution to those people who experience digestive discomfort from dairy and this is the next step of our goal of giving everyone the chance to enjoy the nutritious benefits of real milk.”
In addition to Walmart, consumers can find the brand's products at such retailers as Wegmans, Stop and Shop, Giant Carlisle, Giant Landover, Whole Foods Market, Market Basket, Sprouts, Safeway, King Soopers, Target, Ralphs, Publix, ShopRite and The Fresh Market.
“Achieving distribution with such a powerful and respected retailer like Walmart further validates the a2 Milk brand proposition in the U.S. and marks a critical point in our company’s drive to bring consumers back to dairy by providing our products to the roughly 75 million Americans who report dairy intolerance,” Blake Waltrip, Boulder, Col.-based US CEO of a2 Milk Company, said. “The a2 Milk proposition is unique in the dairy industry, and we are looking forward to continuing to spread awareness of the benefits of A1 protein free milk with the first to market brand, a2 Milk.”
The company’s products began hitting the retailers’ shelves on July 27, joining its products already available in such states as New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island.
“We are thrilled that millions more Americans will now have the opportunity to bring a2 Milk into their homes for their families,” global managing director and CEO of a2 Milk, said. “Our products offer a natural solution to those people who experience digestive discomfort from dairy and this is the next step of our goal of giving everyone the chance to enjoy the nutritious benefits of real milk.”
In addition to Walmart, consumers can find the brand's products at such retailers as Wegmans, Stop and Shop, Giant Carlisle, Giant Landover, Whole Foods Market, Market Basket, Sprouts, Safeway, King Soopers, Target, Ralphs, Publix, ShopRite and The Fresh Market.